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#1162233 04/26/2016 3:59 AM
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Hi Guys' I want to put modern tires on my 49 1/2 ton. original steel wheels. The original tire size was 670x14. Does anyone know how to convert that size to todays size. Do I need to watch for the wheel width with the new tires.
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I believe you mean 670x15 tires. A 225/75R15 tire should be very close to the original size. They will also fit the stock narrow wheels.
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